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COMM 291 - March 13-23
COMM 291 - March 13-23
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1
Many Asian cultures value reserved behaviour and the overall good of the group. This type of society is known as ...
self-monitoring
other-imposed prophecy
collectivistic
individualists
2
How we think about ourselves has nothing to do with how we communicate with others
False
True
3
Identity management is
Always intentional
None of the above
When our identities are created by interacting with others
Does not involve self-monitoring
4
Tenille always feels the need to point out the mistakes of others. What term best describes Tenille?
ego buster
negative primary
ego booster
identity manager
5
Gender does not affect one's self-concept
True
False
6
It doesn't matter what communications channel you use; people will always interpret your emotions correctly.
False
True
7
The way you want others to view you is known as the perceived self
True
False
8
We often stick to our initial impressions, regardless of whether they are correct or incorrect
True
False
9
The perception process consists of which stages?
Cultural roles, gender roles, and occupational roles
Stereotyping, interaction and punctuation
Punctuation, attribution and social comparison
Selection, organization, and interpretation
10
What are some of the social needs we can fulfill by communicating?
talking and listening
self-esteem and self-actualization
identiy and physical
control and affection
11
The self-concept resists change
False
True
12
Which of the following is an example of self-fulfilling prophesy?
John feels like he should apply for a new job
Karen had a bad day yesterday, so she did yoga to relax
Tony bought a lottery ticket instead of putting the money in the bank
Sherri can't reason with her mom, so she's given up trhing to talk to her
13
Why should you monitor self-talk?
To recognize that thoughts determine your feelings
To share multiple emotions
To speak unambiguously
To accept responsibility for your feelings
14
Communication consists only of messages a sender deliberately sends
False
True
15
Relational dimensions of messages make statements about how the parties feel toward each other
False
True
16
Which of the following is NOT a way to improve one's self image?
Having a positive image of one's self
Willingness to modify one's self
Maintaining realistic goals and expectations
Saying bad things about stupid people to make yourself look better
17
The ability to construct a variety of different frameworks for viewing an issue describes
Metacommunicating
Cognitive complexity
Communication competence
Permanence
18
The person you believe you are behind closed doors when no one is looking is ...
Your perceptual schemata
Your perceived self
Your presenting self
All of the above
19
In a transactional communication model, the channel
sends or receives messages
is the originator of the message
is the way or medium a message travels through
detects and attends to the message
20
The capability to create and maintain multiple identities is important for communication competence
False
True
21
High self-esteem people work well with others
True
False
22
Self-concept most closely resembles
The way meaning is attached to behaviour
The traits and ideas you have about yourself that remain fairly consistent
The belief that life satisfaction is beyond your own control
The public image you show others, such as at work or school
23
Communication competence can be learned
True
False
24
Ways of categorizing incoming sensory information and ideas are known as what?
perceptual schemata
cognitive conservatism
self-efficacy
identiy management
25
Identify the most accurate statement
High self-monitors are acutely unaware of their identity management
Low self-monitors are acutely aware of their identity management
High self-monitors are acutely aware of their identity management
Low self-monitors are acutely unaware of their identity management
